Real Bass Lessons 241 - Jamerson Phrases

[@AnalogOpher]

RIP Jedi Master of Bass. The difference between a real educator and a star youtuber has never been more clear.

[@joaoamorim7301]

Sad to read this information..RIP..😔

[@clammo]

I wish I had you when I was young.

[@clawdeckcd3018]

I've learned from your channel for long now and this week, what a surprise, Mark Smith from TalkingBass told how good your lessons are in his video. Hope it'll do good for you, you deserve it.

[@realbasslessons9356]

Thanks for your support.

[@natewinslow]

I feel like I just discovered a gold seam in my backyard. These lessons are awesome. Thank you so much for posting them

[@realbasslessons9356]

You are welcome.

[@allensalinas3581]

Thank you. Great lesson - as always

[@realbasslessons9356]

You are welome. :)

[@gabrielwalker4411]

I love James Jameson

[@jarczan]

Nice ;)

[@Shred_The_Weapon]

I feel compelled to ask something, Mr. Stinnett, and I hope you’ll forgive me if it’s redundant (meaning if someone else has already asked). Are those open D notes during the first three bars incidental, or are they intentional?

[@realbasslessons9356]

Questions are fine, as long they are not negative. When I teach, everything is intentional. (except mistakes). Those "open D notes" are muted. Watch many more times and you will begin to hear how they are alwasy there in this phrase.

[@Shred_The_Weapon]

Thank you again Jim, and thank you for your positive luminescence.

[@spacebandit2420]

Thank you just wanted to say your videos are really helping me on my bass journey!

[@realbasslessons9356]

You are welcome. Great to hear that.

[@narek_avagyan]

❤❤❤

[@gregspotswoodole-skoolfend6126]

WOW! Mr "Real Bass Lessons!" You've not only captured the feel of Jamerson, but you've also emulated the SOUL of Jamerson!😲 I'm 💗in' it! Ole-Skool Fender-Bassist; that's my KZbin channel name... Thank you sooo much Sir! I started playing in 1971 and you inspire me to GRAB even more, lol! I really enjoy my old school piers e.g. Jamerson, C.Rainy, Willy Weeks, Jaco (of course), "Fudgie Solomon" (Mandrill), "Peter Cetera" (Chicago) and a bunch of cats that played on the R&B/Glam-Rock 45's, who's names were undisclosed, like, in the 70's! ~g~

[@realbasslessons9356]

You are welcome. Glad you enjoy it. :)

[@leoeyegenartig8473]

Thank you 🙏🏼

[@realbasslessons9356]

You are welcome.

[@henrychinaski2890]

Thank you Mr. Stinnett. Great content as always. I just got curious, don't you like Jazz basses?

[@realbasslessons9356]

You are welcome.

[@jerryg2757]

Is it best to practice 4 fingers per fret?

[@realbasslessons9356]

One finger per fret works well for many lines, as you can see. It helps with economy of motion. I recommend you that you become comfortable playing one finger per fret even though you may choose not to at times.

[@jerryg2757]

Thanks! For my preferred genre, I find myself jumping around the fret board with one finger so I may pluck heavily with my right hand.